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Albert B. (or "Little Albert") was initially not afraid of rats, but when a white rat and a loud noise were presented together, Albert learned to fear them. In this famous example, the rat was the . Group of answer choices conditioned stimulus unconditioned stimulus conditioned response unconditioned response

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